Gobigbluecats.com Is Closing
October 26, 2009
As many of you already know, this site has not been updated in quite some time. Beginning Nov. 1st it will automatically redirect to MightyKentucky.com.
The Mighty Kentucky site combines all the latest news, headlines and blogs of the most popular Kentucky Wildcats sites on the web.
Mighty Kentucky was created for an easy way to keep up on University of Kentucky Wildcat’s Sports, mainly basketball and football. There are many different sites and blogs that pertain to the Wildcats, that it could be daunting to try and keep up with them all. Here is where this site comes in! View all the headlines, post etc. from the most popular web sources for your Kentucky Wildcat’s fix in one easy to view website.
I do appreciate all the fun that was had, due to unforeseen problems, I can’t continue on with it. But I do hope you will give Mighty Kentucky a visit and it will become one of your favorites for keeping up with the Cats.
In closing…A new coach and a new attitude! This upcoming season should be fun. (I can’t wait)
Go Big Blue
Sad Day: Bill Keightley passes away
March 31, 2008
I’m still in the process of moving, but had to comment on the passing of longtime Kentucky basketball equipment manager “Mr. Wildcat” Bill Keightley. Read more
Taking a break - Looking forward
March 24, 2008
I wanted to let my visitors know I will be taking a (hopefully) small hiatus. I’m in the process of moving and will need to get settled in etc. so I can resume posting as soon as possible.
Our basketball season may be over, but the recruiting season is beginning and will be heating up. It will be interesting to see how that stacks up for us. We already have DeAndre Liggins and Darius Miller signed up and add to those the recently verballed Kevin Galloway. Hopefully we can add one or two of the big names (Namely: Verdell Jones and Scotty Hopson) out there. I believe we have one more spot open, maybe more. This will depend on any of the rumored transfers happening. Either way I look forward to adding some quality talent.
I will be back as soon as I can!
Audio: Billy Gillispie Call-in Show 3/24/08
March 24, 2008
I couldn’t do a basic rundown for the show today. But here’s the audio download of the last Coach Billy Gillispie call-in radio show for this season. Read more
Headlines: The Day After
March 21, 2008
Gone, But Not Forgotten. Thank you Joe and Ramel.
The ugly blah day after. Let’s take a look at what’s being said. Read more
Headlines: Let the Madness begin!
March 20, 2008
The day is now upon us and it’s all about Kentucky baby!
KENTUCKY WILDCATS (18-12, 12-4 SEC) vs. Marquette Golden Eagles (24-9, 11-7 Big East)
Date: Thursday, March 20 • 2:30 p.m. ET
Site: Honda Center - Anaheim, Calif.
TV: CBS Game Audio: [link] Live Stats: [link] Read more
Hump Links
March 19, 2008
Hurdles
It was a down, but successful season. Thursday the new season begins.
Know you opponent
A fan’s perspective on the Kentucky Wildcats.
Under Pressure
Billy Gillispie adds to Arkansas’ pressure. Thinks the Hogs are good enough to win a NCAA Title.
Surgery or not?
Patrick Patterson, who’s been hard at work rehabbing will get a second opinion on his injured ankle.
Blame the fans?
Another misinformed person who blames the fans for this season’s performance.
No Worries
Kentucky is up to the task in taking down Marquette.
“We’ve faced a lot of great teams and we’ve had a lot of major undertakings and we haven’t backed down from any one of them yet.”
Slumping
As if we didn’t already know. ESPN’s Andy Katz with an article about how the officiating is slumping heading into the tournament.
Deserving?
John Clay believes the SEC deserves a break over the Atlanta mess.
Key Role
Guard play will be a key role in the Kentucky/Marquette matchup.
The Future
Getting a chance to play pickup games with UK players in the off-season was a primary reason for Kentucky recruit Dakotah Euton in transferring to Scott County.
Not Easy
It’s no easy task for CBS when it comes to broadcasting the NCAA tournament games.
“You want to take viewers to buzzer-beaters,” Aresco says. “But if you have on, say, Kentucky, you’d better not pull anybody out of the whole state of Kentucky.”
Isn’t that the truth? 
Headlines: Rainy Tuesday
March 18, 2008
Kentucky Wildcats
- Player’s injury, recovery gave coach new approach
- E-mailbag: Why a no-write on the no-call
- UK shut out of all-SEC team
- NCAA does Cats’ bidding
- Getting to Know Kentucky - By the Numbers
- UK’s Meeks will attempt return to practice
- SEC erred on the side of safety
- Gillespie, Truman may have something in common
